Balcony power plants
Produce your own solar power!
- No electrician required
- Simple Plug&Play installation
- Annual savings of up to €300
Independent free energy
Contribution to climate protection
Easy assembly without electrician
No registration necessary
A balcony power plant pays for itself!
- Savings of 150€ per year
- Amortization in 3 years
- More than 30% return
- Low acquisition costs
- CO2 savings of 380kg
- 12 years warranty
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Our balcony power plants are stored in Zellerau in Würzburg. You can also collect your balcony power station here free of charge by appointment. The address is
ClipnShasde GmbH
Sedanstrasse 21B
97082 Würzburg
For collection, we recommend a trailer or a car with a loading width of at least 115 x 180 cm.
How a balcony power plant works
1. the PV module: sunlight becomes electricity!
A photovoltaic system converts sunlight into electrical energy. This process takes place in individual solar modules. The sunlight stimulates electrons in the solar cells to move. This produces direct electric current.
2. the inverter: direct current becomes alternating current!
An inverter converts the direct current into alternating current so that the electricity can be used in the household. Only high-quality Hoymiles inverters are used in our balcony power plants.
3. the consumers: The electricity is used!
The inverter is connected to any socket in the household grid. The electricity is now in the household grid and is used by all appliances. Surplus electricity is fed into the public grid.
The three steps after the purchase
1. assembly: Installation is child's play. Simply plug the modules into the inverter and plug the inverter into any socket using the cable supplied.
2. registration: Registration takes place via the "Registration assistant for operators of electricity generation plants" of the Federal Network Agency.
3. registration: It is currently necessary to register the balcony power plant with the grid operator. This step will be omitted in the next few weeks (see solar package 1 of the federal government).
How much money you save
As conventional balcony power stations do not have a storage unit, the savings depend heavily on the base load. In a 100 square meter apartment, this is around 400W. This includes, for example, the refrigerator, standby devices, wifi router, heating and hot water preparation, smart home devices, etc.
With a 600W balcony power plant, it can be assumed that it produces an average of 2.4 kWh of electricity per day. As balcony power plants feed directly into the domestic grid and therefore surplus energy flows into the public grid, around 50% of the electricity is actually used. This saves over 400 kWh per year.
At an electricity price of €0.35/kWh, this amounts to an annual saving of around €150. If you use appliances sensibly (e.g. switch on the washing machine and dishwasher during the day and not at night), the self-generated electricity can be used much more efficiently.
Mounting solutions and alignment
Assembly solutions:
Ideally facing south, with an inclination of approx. 30° for flat mounting and approx. 70° for balcony mounting. As the sun is not so high in winter, the inclination can be increased slightly. In general, care should be taken to ensure that the PV modules are shaded as little as possible.
Alignment:
Ideally facing south, with an inclination of approx. 30° for flat mounting and approx. 70° for balcony mounting. As the sun is not so high in winter, the inclination can be increased slightly. In general, care should be taken to ensure that the PV modules are shaded as little as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the components of a balcony power plant?
1. solar modules: Convert sunlight into electrical energy.
2. micro inverters: convert direct current (DC) generated into alternating current (AC) for feeding into the grid.
3. mounting material/mounting system: Secure solar modules to the balcony or selected surface.
4. cable to the socket: Conducts the generated electricity to the socket or the power grid.
These components generate and direct solar energy from the balcony power plant to the grid or for personal use.
What is a balcony power plant?
A balcony power station, also known as a plug-in solar device or mini-photovoltaic system, uses a photovoltaic module to convert solar energy into electricity.
It is used to efficiently convert solar energy into usable electricity. The size is limited to a maximum of two modules and the feed-in to the electricity grid must not exceed 600 watts (800 watts from 01.01.2024).
These systems are usually connected directly to the house or apartment circuit by plugging them into a socket. This allows users to use solar energy generated on site to cover their energy needs.
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